CV examples
CV examples to view and edit
Six complete CVs for different situations, from student to career changer. Each example explains why it is built the way it is and opens in the editor with one click: you replace the fictional details with your own.
- Free, with no sign-up
- Every line can be changed
- Switch template at any time
Graduate CV
A CV for your first job after university or vocational training: the degree comes first, and internships and student jobs show that you have already worked.
Student CV
A CV for a student job, an internship or part-time work during your degree: with the degree in progress, projects in place of jobs and a clear statement of what you are looking for.
Software engineer CV
A CV for developers with professional experience: results with figures instead of lists of technologies, skills grouped together, and projects in a section of their own.
Project manager CV
A CV for project leads and project managers: every role states scope, budget and outcome, and certifications have a section of their own.
Office administrator CV
A classic, formal CV for office and administrative roles: complete, matter-of-fact, with vocational training, further training and the software an office runs on.
Career change CV
A CV for moving into a different profession: the profile summary explains the step, the roles emphasise what carries over, and the further training sits near the top.
How to use an example
- Choose the example closest to your situation. The profession does not have to match.
- “Edit this example” opens it in the editor as your own draft, with no sign-up.
- Replace the details, rearrange or delete sections, choose a template and colour. The page beside the form shows every change.
An example is a starting point, not a model to copy out. Take the structure, not the sentences: what you achieved is not in any example.
Your profession is not here?
The examples differ less by profession than by situation: little experience, a lot of experience, a change. Choose by that. Or start with a blank CV, or with an existing one that you bring in from a PDF or from pasted text.